This is a large, rather sprawling hotel. It consists of several different buildings and looks like it caters to tour groups.The bedroom was average sized with a large bed. The room was nice but there were no English tv channels.I didn’t like the bathroom. You can’t flush toilet paper and it’s almost impossible to not flood the bathroom when taking a shower. Also, the bathtub mat is dangerous - you’re better off without it.Breakfast was disappointing. Food was so-so and they only had instant coffee.The hotel was decent but I would definitely shop around before staying here again.
User:bookwifey
Trip type: Solo travel
Nice enough hotel
06 Sept 2025
This is quite a nice hotel with cosy rooms and a lovely garden area.It also has a decent pool.Unfortunately, there's a really noisy building site right next to the pool.
User:Ian P
Trip type: Solo travel
srange entrance
19 Jun 2025
Had to go through 2 receptions. Ate dinner at hotel as nothing nearby. Room ok. Breakfast fair. A lot of stairs at main entrance
User:renfah
Trip type: Friends getaway
A very mixed experience
05 Oct 2024
The night in this Hotel was quiet, but the bed was hard and the pillows not very comfortable. They were not exchanged because the unfriendly receptionist did not understand our complaint. The size and the cleanliness of the room was in order but the sanitary installations in the bath room were not in good shape. The shower was practically not usable as the showerhead was hopelessly congested. We had dinner in the restaurant and the service was excellent, but unfortunately the quality of the food was not, as I sadly experienced during the night. So our memories of this place are definitely not the best.
User:LaNyonsaise
Trip type: Friends getaway
Three and a half out of five.
10 May 2024
We stayed here for two nights on our tour of Uzbekistan. It’s a large hotel constructed in several blocks and we were across the courtyard and along a couple of paths with a number of steps and changes of level. There are steps up to the front of the hotel and we didn’t see a lift anywhere. The hotel placed white sheets over the carpet outside, presumably to catch the dirt from shoes but they were a trip hazard. There was some construction work going on and we heard drilling and clattering. The gardens are nice and there is a swimming pool although we had no time to use it so we don’t know how warm it might be. Our room was spacious and old fashioned but the bed was comfortable and the bathroom had been partially updated. We were provided with a fridge and kettle but nothing to make a drink until we asked for cups and tea/coffee the following day. We ate at the restaurant on our first night and were pretty much the only diners. The restaurant is quite fancy and there’s a lovely terrace for warmer days. The food was okay and alcohol is served. Each block has a separate reception area where keys are given out. We were given a physical key whereas the other people in our group of six had key cards. When we returned to our room after dinner the key didn’t work (unlike the cards) and the receptionist was nowhere to be seen. We had to ring our guide for help and he tracked down the staff member who replaced the key with a keycard. A bit odd. Breakfast was good, with a choice of cooked items, sweet and savoury, breads and cakes, some fruit and cereals although we had to ask for certain items that had run out to be replenished. The hotel is centrally located within walking distance to shops (including a shop selling alcohol where we bought wine that we were allowed to take to a restaurant with a private area for such consumption), restaurants, banks and ATMs.It was more than adequate for our needs in a busy itinerary, a “good” but not “very good”.